Spain's World Cup winners return to action after federation agrees to reforms amid sexism scandal
- Former federation president forcibly kissed player Jenni Hermoso, sparking demands for change from women's team
- After threatened boycott, federation committed to gender equality policies and restructuring
- Most World Cup winning players agreed to represent Spain again after government mediation
- Joint show of solidarity made by Spain and opponents Sweden before 3-2 Nations League win
- Reforms include equal naming of men's and women's teams and departure of several federation officials